Research by Dartmouth's Erin Mayfield, featured in a recent Anthropocene article, "Who's Getting Hired and Fired in the Rush to Decarbonize?", explores the employment impacts of a low-carbon economy.
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Dartmouth Engineering Professor Lee Rybeck Lynd contributed to a recent study published in Nature Sustainability, led by Angelo Gurgel of MIT and coordinated by Agroicone of Brazil, which highlights the significant environmental and socioeconomic benefits of Brazil's double-crop corn ethanol production system.
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Ten Dartmouth students traveled to Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia in summer 2024 as part of the Baltic LEAP (Language, Energy and Politics)–a Foreign Studies Program (FSP) co-sponsored by the Irving Institute, the Department of Government, and the Department of Eastern European, Eurasian, and Russian Studies (EEERS).
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"Climate Tipping Points and the Arctic" draws international leaders to discussions.
[more]New research from Dartmouth's Energy Justice Clinic and collaborators examines a 15-year conflict over hydroelectric development in Mapuche-Williche territory in Chile, involving Indigenous rights and the Norwegian company Statkraft.
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